Posted by colorfl1:
Hell No!!!
I would not consider that trade...
Zach has more value then guys are giving him credit for... he is still a young 20-10 scorer who could flourish when placed in the right system with an effective coach...
I would rather look for deals that involve moving him for expiring contacts and a pick.
Zeke had a way of always making moves out of desperation and lacking the discipline and patience to work from a position of stregnth.
This factor resulted in our overcompensating teams for Curry, Marbury and MLE (too may years) signings...
Anyone who has listened to what Walsh has been saying knows that Donnie is not a fan of selling low...
he believes in selling high and buying low...
Donnie feels that the players played in a chaotic system last year and that their performances should be taken with a grain of salt.
Unless we are patient, and deal from strength then we certainly won't receive fair value for them.
Since the new coach has a way of putting players in positions to excel and hide their weaknesses, look for Walsh to hold on to undervalued players until the all-star break (at the very least). Donnie will patiently wait for their stock to rise & work from a position of strength to be in a position to build a respectable contender.
So you'd be amenable to trading a "young 20-10 scorer who could flourish", apparently even more, "when placed in the right system with an effective coach" (isn't that what Mike D'Antonio and his system are supposed to be?), for some expiring contracts and a pick? Shouldn't we be looking to acquire players like that and not giving them away for expiring contracts and a pick?
Why would you put a "young 20-10" scorer's value at just expirings and a pick? Is that what you call selling high?
If it didn’t work in Phoenix with Nash and Stoutamire... it’s just not a winning formula. It’s an entertaining formula, but not a winning one. - Derek Harper talking about D'Antoni's System